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Funding Sources
National
State
- Florida Department of Community Affairs Housing page DCA - The state's growth management agency provides information on DCA programs, as well as links to other housing resources.
- Florida Housing Finance Corporation - A public corporation of the state of Florida that offers homeownership programs, multifamily development programs, predevelopment and demonstration project loans, and technical assistance for local governments and nonprofits. The Corporation also administers the State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Program. Florida has a housing trust fund created by the Sadowski Affordable Housing Act, which was adopted in 1992. This legislation established a dedicated revenue source for affordable housing, part of which is distributed by the State to various local governments through the SHIP Program. The trust fund was created through the documentary stamp tax on real estate transfers. For the last three fiscal years, funding has been reduced to $193 million each year, with remaining funds either diverted to general revenue or not appropriated. A cap at $243 million is scheduled to go into effect for FY 07-08. Local SHIP Contacts
- Florida Community Capital Corporation/Florida Community Partners FCP - Statewide not-for-profit organized by 16 national and region banks to work with government and private funding for affordable housing development.
- Florida Community Loan Fund - Statewide, federally certified community development financial institution that provides financing to support affordable housing, economic development and essential social services.
Local
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"BEFORE" PHOTO (ABOVE)
Crescent Club Apartments, Orlando, Florida
Orange County & Wendover Housing Partners
This development, previously known as Camden Club and Courtyard Towers, was an uninhabited eyesore for over three years with an approaching wrecking ball prior to its rebirth in 2002. Multiple partnerships occurred to acquire and construct this 215-unit development for elderly families. Thirty-three units are rented to households at or below 28% of area median income, and the remaining 162 units are rented to households at or below 60% of median.
"AFTER" PHOTO (BELOW)

Funding
- First mortgage,
$4,700,000 7.75%
- Second mortgage - SAIL, $2,000,000
3%
- Orange County - SHIP, $1,478,919
1.5%
- CDFI, $400,000
- LIHTC, $8,490,800
7.75%
- Total
$17,069,719
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